- April 17, 2014
- Humongous Entertainment
Putt-Putt Joins the Parade
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About
In "Putt-Putt® Joins the Parade," players help Putt-Putt prepare for the Cartown Pet Parade by solving problems and interacting with charming characters. This fun and educational game introduces concepts of thinking ahead, dealing with unexpected issues, and helping others, with exciting new options available in each playthrough. Recommended for children, but even adults may find it hard to resist getting in on the action.








- Putt-Putt Joins the Parade is a charming and nostalgic game that serves as a great introduction to video games for young children.
- The game features colorful graphics, engaging characters, and simple yet fun gameplay that encourages exploration and problem-solving.
- Many players appreciate the nostalgic value and the fond memories associated with playing this game during their childhood.
- The graphics and gameplay mechanics feel outdated, and the game can be completed in under an hour, leading to a lack of replay value.
- Some players find the gameplay repetitive and simplistic, with limited activities beyond mowing lawns and collecting items.
- The game may not hold the same appeal for new players who did not grow up with it, as it lacks the depth and complexity found in more modern titles.
story
40 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game is generally described as simple and charming, often appealing to younger audiences with its basic quests and lighthearted themes. While some reviewers appreciate the nostalgic value and the evolving narrative, others criticize it for lacking depth and emotional weight, likening it to a children's cartoon. Overall, the story serves as a foundational element for gameplay, particularly in the context of early gaming experiences, but may not satisfy those seeking a more complex narrative.
“A story that begins as a basic search for your lost puppy evolves into something much more complex and morally nuanced.”
“While the story isn't the most enthralling one you'll find in a game, I find it quite charming what they pull off in this game, especially for 1992.”
“The story itself is very good and is set 5 years on from Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare.”
“The story is simple, a car wants to go to a parade, needs a pet, finds a stray, and there's a subplot about a mother car losing her baby and being too lazy to find them herself.”
“The puzzles aren't challenging, the story doesn't have much of a drive since it has all the emotion and weight of a Saturday morning toddler's cartoon, and the extra features in the world wear out quickly, making for a very vapid experience.”
“Midi-tastic music, bad voice acting, and a plot so basic that it might not exist... there's no reason to buy this game.”